# List of MPs who stood down at the 1993 Canadian federal election

This is a list of members of Parliament (MPs) who held seats at the end of the 34th Canadian Parliament who did not stand for re-election in the 1993 federal election. In total, 73 MPs stood down.

## List

| MP | Seat | Province | First elected | Party |
| Edna Anderson | Simcoe Centre | Ontario | 1988 | Progressive Conservative |
| Lenard Gustafson | Souris—Moose Mountain | Saskatchewan | 1979 | Progressive Conservative |
| Harvie Andre | Calgary Centre | Alberta | 1972 | Progressive Conservative |
| Les Benjamin | Regina—Lumsden | Saskatchewan | 1968 | New Democratic |
| Gabrielle Bertrand | Brome—Missisquoi | Quebec | 1984 | Progressive Conservative |
| Derek Blackburn | Brant | Ontario | 1971 | New Democratic |
| Benoît Bouchard | Roberval | Quebec | 1984 | Progressive Conservative |
| Pierre Cadieux | Vaudreuil | Quebec | 1984 | Progressive Conservative |
| Catherine Callbeck | Malpeque | Prince Edward Island | 1988 | Liberal |
| Coline Campbell | South West Nova | Nova Scotia | 1988 | Liberal |
| Gilbert Chartrand | Verdun—Saint-Paul | Quebec | 1984 | Progressive Conservative |
| Joe Clark | Yellowhead | Alberta | 1972 | Progressive Conservative |
| Terry Clifford | London—Middlesex | Ontario | 1984 | Progressive Conservative |
| Chuck Cook | North Vancouver | British Columbia | 1979 | Progressive Conservative |
| Albert Cooper | Peace River | Alberta | 1980 | Progressive Conservative |
| Howard Crosby | Halifax West | Nova Scotia | 1978 | Progressive Conservative |
| Marcel Danis | Verchères—Les Patriotes | Quebec | 1984 | Progressive Conservative |
| Stan Darling | Parry Sound—Muskoka | Ontario | 1972 | Progressive Conservative |
| Robert de Cotret | Berthier—Montcalm | Quebec | 1984 | Progressive Conservative |
| Maurice Dionne | Miramichi | Nova Scotia | 1988 | Liberal |
| Phil Edmonston | Chambly | Quebec | 1990 | New Democratic |
| Jake Epp | Provencher | Manitoba | 1972 | Progressive Conservative |
| Ralph Ferguson | Lambton—Middlesex | Ontario | 1988 | Liberal |
| Gabriel Fontaine | Lévis | Quebec | 1984 | Progressive Conservative |
| Maurice Foster | Algoma—Manitoulin | Ontario | 1968 | Liberal |
| John Allen Fraser | Vancouver South | British Columbia | 1972 | Progressive Conservative |
| Girve Fretz | Erie | Ontario | 1979 | Progressive Conservative |
| Benno Friesen | Surrey—White Rock—South Langley | British Columbia | 1974 | Progressive Conservative |
| Jim Fulton | Skeena | British Columbia | 1979 | New Democratic |
| François Gérin | Mégantic—Compton—Stanstead | Quebec | 1984 | Progressive Conservative |
| Bruce Halliday | Oxford | Ontario | 1974 | Progressive Conservative |
| Dan Heap | Trinity—Spadina | Ontario | 1981 | New Democratic |
| Bob Hicks | Scarborough East | Ontario | 1984 | Progressive Conservative |
| Stan Hovdebo | Saskatoon—Humboldt | Saskatchewan | 1979 | New Democratic |
| Jean-Guy Hudon | Beauharnois—Salaberry | Quebec | 1984 | Progressive Conservative |
| Otto Jelinek | Oakville—Milton | Ontario | 1972 | Progressive Conservative |
| Bob Kaplan | York Centre | Ontario | 1974 | Liberal |
| Bill Kempling | Burlington | Ontario | 1972 | Progressive Conservative |
| Lyle Kristiansen | Kootenay West—Revelstoke | British Columbia | 1988 | New Democratic |
| Jean Lapierre | Shefford | Quebec | 1979 | Liberal |
| Robert Layton | Lachine—Lac-Saint-Louis | Quebec | 1984 | Progressive Conservative |
| Willie Littlechild | Wetaskiwin | Alberta | 1988 | Progressive Conservative |
| John MacDougall | Timiskaming—French River | Ontario | 1982 | Progressive Conservative |
| Elmer MacKay | Central Nova | Nova Scotia | 1984 | Progressive Conservative |
| Arnold Malone | Crowfoot | Alberta | 1979 | Progressive Conservative |
| Marcel Prud'homme | Saint-Denis | Quebec | 1964 | Liberal |
| Shirley Martin | Lincoln | Ontario | 1984 | Progressive Conservative |
| Marcel Masse | Frontenac | Quebec | 1984 | Progressive Conservative |
| Don Mazankowski | Vegreville | Alberta | 1968 | Progressive Conservative |
| John McDermid | Brampton | Ontario | 1979 | Progressive Conservative |
| Barbara McDougall | St. Paul's | Ontario | 1984 | Progressive Conservative |
| Bill McKnight | Kindersley—Lloydminster | Saskatchewan | 1979 | Progressive Conservative |
| Walter McLean | Waterloo | Ontario | 1979 | Progressive Conservative |
| Gerald Merrithew | Saint John | Nova Scotia | 1984 | Progressive Conservative |
| Gus Mitges | Bruce—Grey | Ontario | 1972 | Progressive Conservative |
| Brian Mulroney | Charlevoix | Quebec | 1983 | Progressive Conservative |
| Frank Oberle Sr. | Prince George—Peace River | British Columbia | 1972 | Progressive Conservative |
| Steve Paproski | Edmonton North | Alberta | 1968 | Progressive Conservative |
| Robert Harold Porter | Medicine Hat | Alberta | 1984 | Progressive Conservative |
| Denis Pronovost | Saint-Maurice | Quebec | 1988 | Progressive Conservative |
| Gilles Rocheleau | Hull—Aylmer | Quebec | 1988 (as Liberal) | Bloc Québécois |
| Geoff Scott | Hamilton—Wentworth | Ontario | 1978 | Progressive Conservative |
| William C. Scott | Victoria—Haliburton | Ontario | 1965 | Progressive Conservative |
| Jacques Tétreault | Laval Centre | Quebec | 1988 | Progressive Conservative |
| Blaine Thacker | Lethbridge | Alberta | 1979 | Progressive Conservative |
| Maurice Tremblay | Lotbinière | Quebec | 1984 | Progressive Conservative |
| John Turner | Vancouver Quadra | British Columbia | 1984 | Liberal |
| Walter van de Walle | St. Albert | Alberta | 1986 | Progressive Conservative |
| Monique Vézina | Rimouski—Témiscouata | Quebec | 1984 | Progressive Conservative |
| Robert L. Wenman | Fraser Valley West | British Columbia | 1974 | Progressive Conservative |
| Brian White | Dauphin—Swan River | Manitoba | 1984 | Progressive Conservative |
| Michael Wilson | Etobicoke Centre | Ontario | 1979 | Progressive Conservative |
| William Winegard | Guelph—Wellington | Ontario | 1984 | Progressive Conservative |